Nothing is fixed in life’s changing pattern
Life at its best is a flowing, changing process in which nothing is fixed.
~ Carl Rogers
The San Francisco Peaks near Flagstaff, Arizona were formed from the jagged edges of a volcano that exploded many thousands of years ago. The Peaks rise to an elevation of over twelve thousand feet and are large enough to form their own weather pattern.
From July through September, each summer day creates massive thunderheads that explode lightning and heavy rain showers across the mountains. In the dry high-plateau air, the edges of the clouds are like cutouts against the blue sky.
I’ve spent many lazy summer afternoons watching these monster clouds build. They are a daily reminder that life is always changes.
What amazes me is how quickly the thunderheads form. Within a matter of minutes they explode in size, just like fireworks!
how beautiful. my niece and her husband lived in flagstaff and what a lovely place it is! beth